This seminar looks at the social ramifications of attempts to transcend the human tradition.
REL 331 Ethnicity, Gender, and Religion
Technology Won’t Make You a Better Teacher! and other professional development insights
Few teachers want to spend their much deserved summer breaks in a professional development workshop. But the faculty at Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences are hardcore. Their team invited me to lead a session on using third screen (or mobile devices) in the college classroom.
And we had a blast!
Wabash Center for Teaching & Learning in Religion & Theology
The Wabash Center is a premier space for professional development for educators in Religious Studies and Theology. Through workshops, consultations, a journal, and a number of social media projects, the center has played a substantial part in the development of best practices and best practitioners. At the 2015 Reception for New Teachers, I was invited … Continue reading Wabash Center for Teaching & Learning in Religion & Theology
How I use Mobile Technology in the Classroom
If you follow me on Twitter, I may have blown up your feed with dispatches from #LancLearns. Lancaster Learns is a seven-college collaborative conference "to promote quality teaching and learning by building capacity for evidence-based pedagogy and learner-centered instruction through collaboration across the institutions of higher education within Lancaster county." If the description doesn't get … Continue reading How I use Mobile Technology in the Classroom
Practicum’s Syllabus Project–Signifying Religion
The editors of The Practicum Blog asked me to share my take on REL101 for their Syllabus Project series.
